British Independent Film Awards: ‘Pillion’ & ‘Die My Love’ Among Craft Winners

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British Independent Film Awards: ‘Pillion’ & ‘Die My Love’ Among Craft Winners
  • 'Pillion' by Harry Lighton and 'Die My Love' by Lynne Ramsay were announced as winners in the craft categories at the British Independent Film Awards in London, highlighting the recognition of independent filmmaking in the UK.
  • This recognition underscores the growing importance of independent films in the entertainment industry, showcasing talent and creativity that often challenge mainstream cinema.
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